Homeboys in Outer Space

Episodes - Homeboys in Outer Space

• Behold a Pale Planet (1996) Hoopty crash lands on a planet whose pale inhabitants think the guys are gods.
• Devil in Miss Jones (1996) Loquatia comes down with a computer virus which causes devilish behavior.
• Dog Day Afternoon (1996) A strange force causes Morris to switch bodies with Vashti's wife's dog.
• El Voyage Fantastico (1997) The guys shrink to microscopic size to battle a virus inside Amma's body.
• Full Metal Jackass (1997) The guys and Loquatia try to survive bootcamp when they join the space army.
• G Marks the Spot (1996) The guys go to an all-female pleasure planet with a deadly mating ritual.
• Happy, Happy Droid Droid (1997) Ty and Morris take Andy for an emotion transplant; guest Natasha Henstridge.
• Hoopty Doopty (1996) Ty and Morris accidentally create a universe opposite to their own.
• House Party (1996) Hired to clean Jupiter Too, the guys decide to throw a party there instead.
• How the West Was Lost (1997) Loquatia pops out of the computer when the Hoopty crashes into a fantasy planet.
• I Love Lucifer (1997) Morris pleads Ty's case in dead people's court when Ty ends up in hell.
• The Longest Yard and a Half (1997) The guys plan to escape when they land in jail for unwittingly trafficking sugar.
• Loquatia Unplugged (1996) Loquatia's singing career forces the guys to install a new computerized navigator.
• Naked Planet (1997) Ty inherits Indabuff, a planet where clothing is illegal.
• Papa's Got a Brand New Old Bag (1996) Ty and Morris (Flex, Darryl M. Bell) meet a relative when they transport cryogenic chambers.
• Ratman & Gerbil (1997) Ty and Morris meet danger when they buy a superhero franchise.
• The Stepford Guys (1996) The guys wind up on a planet dominated by women.
• Super Bad Foxy Lady Killer (1996) Ty and Morris become trapped in 'Staff,' a 1970s movie.
• Tales From the Dark Side (1997) A 'Star Wars' parody shows Ty as a Redeye Knight facing a sinister force.
• There's No Space Like Home (1996) Two young free-lancers traverse galaxies in the 23rd century.
• Trading Faces (1996) Look-alike Ty (Flex) substitutes for the emperor of the galaxy.